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Location:

Cottonwood Heights,UT,USA

Member Since:

May 18, 2011

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

Personal Records

Aided

5k-17:01 (Halloween Half 2011)

10K-36:06 (Halloween Half 2011)

Half- 1:22 (Halloween Half/Des News/HC 2011/2013)

30k- 2:06:49 (SGM 2013)

Marathon- 3:07:18 (TOU 2011)

Unaided and (some) outdated!

400M- 1:03 (HS 2000)

800M-2:23 (HS 2000)

1500M- 4:45 (USU 2001)

3000M- 10:33 (USU 2001)

3200M- 11:24 (HS 2000)

5k- 18:10 (USU 2001)

10k-39:36 (Classic 2013)

30k- 2:09:16 (WRC 2012)

50 miler- 9:46:43 (TNF 2015)

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

2019 Tenitive Race Schedule

4/15 Boston Marathon

7/24 Deseret News 10k

 

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

I love training with others both on road and trail. I also find benefits of running solo when I need to focus and regroup.

Fun fact: Although I prefer to run outside, I don't mind the treadmill for pace accountability and for the blind assumption that I can run really fast. I have a lot of secret treadmill PR's at 0% incline:) 

Personal:

 

 

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I am a Mormon

 

I am married to a supportive and driven husband. Together we enjoy geocaching, hiking, camping, reading and playing games with our three rambunctious children.

Aside from running, I am a homemaker and a Mental Health Therapist. Running has given me the ability to better concert my energies between my family, faith and friends. 

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Started off with bigger plans than what actually took place, but glad for the effort.

I started my warm up and felt tight off the get go with a side ache. Surly it would pass after a good warm up. After .5 I wanted to quit:) Made it to 1.5 warm up then made myself start the intervals. Plan was 3 mile repeats at 5k pace. I did the first in 5:52. Felt pretty tired, but always do after the first and the rest are usually better. 800 jog in between with a quick water break. Jumped on for the second one and did it in 5:49. That one was harder. I was even tighter than before and my side ache was unrelentless. So, taking a lesson from my body, I ditched the last one and never looked back.

I'm assuming the tightness is from being the first week of speed work. Next week will be better. I have definitely lost some fitness over the past two months, which I expected. Can't go against the laws of this sport. You reap what you sow, sometimes that is good, sometimes not so much. I'd like to work up to 5 mile repeats before next months race. We'll see if I can make it through at least 3 next time.

 

Happy Running 

Saucony Kinvara Miles: 5.00
Comments
From Lily on Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 17:57:41 from 67.199.178.210

Hey, you got out and did 2. You made the attempt. That gives you points in my book. Wish you were close so we could do them together. I'd rather do speed work with someone else for the extra push. Nice job girly!

From Burt on Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 18:05:18 from 72.223.93.131

You're 5k pace is faster than my fastest mile as of late.

From Tara on Sat, Jan 14, 2012 at 16:57:07 from 75.169.148.120

Thank you Lily, yeah I think it counts too:)

Burt- You are the wind beneath my wings.

From Burt on Sat, Jan 14, 2012 at 17:24:48 from 72.223.93.131

I hope you don't mean the wings that fold around your panties.

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